Rimini, Potential Nuclear Sites

This list was hidden by the government, after the tragedy that struck Japan and has been the subject of questions of the Democratic Party that revealed that virtually every area of ​​Italy is a potential nuclear site.

Among the sites listed, there are: Ravenna coastal area to the north (Ferrara and Ravenna) and the south, Rimini included. Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, between Po and Adige, the area of ​ Piave, the coastal area on the border with Friuli. Friuli Venezia Giulia, Emilia Romagna to the north area of Bicester between Taro and Po and the Adriatic coast. Tuscany, with the island of Pianosa and the coastal area, north of Cecina to Piombino and Follonica area to the south and the coastal area of ​​Grosseto, north and south of Monte Argentario. Lazio with the coastal area of ​​Montalto di Castro, the area of ​​the confluence of the Tiber between the Nera and Magliano Sabina or Orte, the coastal area of ​​Borgo Sabotino. Campania, the mouth of the Garigliano, the mouth of the Sele. Calabria, the mouths of rivers of Molise, Puglia, with Termoli and the coastal area on the border with Basilicata. Not missing the Gargano near Hvar and the coastal area north of Porto Cesareo ion, the Ionian coast south of Gallipoli and the Adriatic coast north of Otranto. There are also indicated the coast of Ostuni, the Basilicata along the Ionian coast. The list also includes Sardinia with Flumendosa sites at the mouth of the south east coast of the Gulf of Oros, the coastal area between Santa Margherita di Pula and Pula and other places of great environmental interest, finally four areas in Sicily, all overlooking the sea.